Driveway installation

We build gravel driveways on a properly shaped base, with ditches and culverts where they’re needed so the drive doesn’t wash out.

Ruts, potholes and washouts almost always come from a weak base or water running down the drive. We shape a crown, set ditches or culverts where needed, and lay base and surface stone in compacted layers.

Already have a driveway that’s falling apart? We can regrade, rebuild the base and resurface it instead of starting over.

What’s included

  • New gravel driveway construction
  • Crusher run and surface stone
  • Crowning and ditching
  • Culvert installation
  • Washout and pothole repair
  • Turnarounds and parking pads

Good for

  • New home sites
  • Long rural drives
  • Washed-out driveways
  • Extra parking

Driveway installation questions

What gravel do you use?

Typically a compacted base of crusher run (GAB) with a surface stone chosen for the look and traffic you need. We’ll recommend the right mix for your driveway.

Why does my gravel driveway keep washing out?

Usually because water is running down the driveway instead of across or beside it. Adding a crown, ditches or a culvert fixes the problem for good instead of just filling ruts.

Do you pour concrete driveways?

Yes, see our concrete page. We also prep the base and grade for concrete drives.

Need help with driveway installation?

Send us the location and a few details (photos help) and we’ll get back to you to talk about the job and give you a free estimate.

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